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P-ISSN 0082-7118
E-ISSN 2752-7042
Journal articles
Vol. 77, 2026July 29, 2026 BST

Feeding Time at the Zoo? Exploring the Motif of Animals Eating People in the Bible

G. Geoffrey Harper, BTh (Hons), PhD,
biblical theologypurificationsacrificewild animalsbirdsbloodfoodjudgement
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Vol. 77, 2026
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  • Exonerating Ham: An Alternative Reading of Genesis 9:20-27
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  • The Coming of Faith: Faith Personified in Galatians 3:23-25
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  • Feeding Time at the Zoo? Exploring the Motif of Animals Eating People in the Bible
    G. Geoffrey Harper
  • The Placement and Significance of the Tree of Life: A Fresh Look at the Syntax of Revelation 22:2 in Light of Grammatical Patterns in Biblical and Graeco-Roman Literature
    Samuel Beh
  • Jesus’s Use of Hyperbole in the Gospel of Matthew
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  • Irina Alekseyevna Levinskaya (1952–2025)
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Tyndale Bulletin
Harper, G. Geoffrey. 2026. “Feeding Time at the Zoo? Exploring the Motif of Animals Eating People in the Bible.” Tyndale Bulletin 77 (July):91–112. https://doi.org/10.53751/001c.158615.
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